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Globalizing eBusiness

Globalizing eBusiness. Tools of the Trade: Unicode and XML Markus W. Scherer IBM Cupertino. Globalization – Why?. Increase revenue Reach worldwide markets Time to market Lower software costs Simpler development & deployment Interoperate with global Internet infrastructure

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Globalizing eBusiness

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  1. Globalizing eBusiness Tools of the Trade: Unicode and XML Markus W. Scherer IBM Cupertino Globalizing eBusiness – SDForum Unicode and XML

  2. Globalization – Why? • Increase revenue • Reach worldwide markets • Time to market • Lower software costs • Simpler development & deployment • Interoperate with global Internet infrastructure • Build on globalized standard tools Globalizing eBusiness – SDForum Unicode and XML

  3. Globalized Software • Works with text data in all languages • Localizable into any language • Based on globalized technologies • Single Executable • Web server: Single machine serving requests from anywhere simultaneously Globalizing eBusiness – SDForum Unicode and XML

  4. Text in all languages Unicode/ISO 10646 … Globalizing eBusiness – SDForum Unicode and XML

  5. Unicode (II) • Industry standard encoding • Widely supported • Java, Windows, Internet, HTML & XML, email, … • Simple encoding • But text processing can still be complex • Use libraries (e.g. ICU) Globalizing eBusiness – SDForum Unicode and XML

  6. XML • Text format for data exchange • Unicode-based • Specifies structured data • Parsers & tools from many sources • Base for many new services • “Plumbing” Globalizing eBusiness – SDForum Unicode and XML

  7. Web Services • Goal: Software can autonomously find, acquire, use a wide range of services • XML-based web services • Register & find service – e.g. UDDI • Like Yellow Pages • Use service – e.g. SOAP • Microsoft, IBM, Ariba and others Globalizing eBusiness – SDForum Unicode and XML

  8. IBM & eBusiness • Promotes and contributes to open standards • Standards-based solutions • Open-source XML parser (Xerces) • Open-source Unicode library (ICU) Globalizing eBusiness – SDForum Unicode and XML

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